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These days announcements like this just make me want to put on my tinfoil hat - what's in it for Google, though? Why make it more convenient for people to submit webpages to you?
More Google use, more data they gather, more ads they can show you
Second video seem's more real. And yeah, again not against the rules, but dropping onto website, no ads, prompting data out of it is very in the ethos of our current "lets just do an ai" to be relavent era.
my most commonly repeated prompt; would be nice if the baked it into the tool itself: "No emojis. be concise. no suggestions unless I explicitly ask for them. answer questions like the machine you are. Don't try and add personality or humour; remember you're a robot."
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There are no third-party Skills, you can only create your own or use Google's readymade ones.
If you can create your own, what's stopping you from copy pasting someone else's?
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I can immediately think of personal use cases for this.
Any you can share?
Immediately after booking something,I tell Gemini to add it to my TripIt. Works great. I have a little prompt explaining how I like it formatted that I cut and paste, so I can just make this a one-click prompt. I could also have it add flights to my.flightradar24.com.
I also use Gemini in Chrome to add appointment confirmations to my calendar. Or remember things in Google Keep.
There's lot of use cases for this kind of thing.
These days announcements like this just make me want to put on my tinfoil hat - what's in it for Google, though? Why make it more convenient for people to submit webpages to you?
gemini is a paid product.